Congrats on getting this excellent article published!

That’s great! Glad it is of use to you. I can highly recommend this chapter by Birgit Sauer as well (also the rest of the book actually): www.degruyter.com/document/doi...

I believe I may also fit the bill :)

Don’t know about calling myself “great”, but would definitely like to be in!

Oh, thanks a lot! And yes that would make perfect sense! Strange also that Bluesky doesn’t notify me of being added to a list, or am I missing something?

I received further awesome thoughts from folks at the PoliticologenEtmaal in 2023: @edegraauw.bsky.social, @nellageurts.bsky.social, @lizamugge.bsky.social, @takesipma.bsky.social, Zahra Runderkamp and Samira Azabar.

I presented a draft at @ecpr.bsky.social Joint Sessions 2022 panel "sexuality & political participation" hosted by @grahn.bsky.social and @turnbulldugarte.bsky.social. Very thankful for great feedback from them and @bertous.bsky.social, @wurthmann.bsky.social, and @michaelhunklinger.bsky.social.

These detailed and topical questions provide a nuancing of how PRR voters attitudes align in profiles of preferences, which might help understand PRR success and the competition of PRR parties with others (including other PRR).

Considering the mainstay & increasing influence of the PRR, we encourage adding the questions used here from DPES to other political survey studies, especially the civic/ethnic nationalism, populism & topical gender identity- and sexuality-related items. @eesresearch.bsky.social

Dutch PRR-inclined voters may have an atypically modern attitude on gender & sexuality, but the profiles identified are likely present across Western Europe, with different relative prevalence. We thus provide a blueprint for addressing types of PRR voters in other contexts too.

In contrast with civic-nationalism, support for ethno-nativism varies. We show that ethno-nativist attitudes align most with conservative positions on gender and sexuality, and religion. Both the gender-modern and gender-moderate classes are clearly less ethno-nativist.

Civic-nationalism, resistance to colonial reparations & anti-eu sentiment are high for all 4 core classes. Issues salient in PRR discourse are thus crucial in voter attitudes too. We add that these are non-negotiable & hardly covary with other attitudes, incl. gender & sexuality.

Our analysis shows support for gender & sexuality issues was comparatively high across the board for PRR-inclined voters in the Netherlands in 2021. However, across all classes, support for gay rights is marginally higher than support for trans-rights and non-binarity.